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December 01, 2016
Preparing for higher education

It doesn't make a difference where you come from -- because if you can dream it, you can achieve it. That was the message Temple University graduate and artist Jeffrey Meris delivered to high school students during the Public School Scholars Programme student symposium.

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March 24, 2015
Hundreds of Students Flock to hear from Terrorist Survivor

More than 430 students from schools across the island recently got a lesson in learning to forgive from a man who spent more than half his life learning it himself following the brutal terrorist attack that left most of his teammates...

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Sisters give back
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August 12, 2016
Sisters give back

For the second year, five young women that comprise the Goal-den Sisterhood have come together to ensure that as many children as they can help will return to school with much needed school supplies and food which they will dole out at their second annual Back to School Mini Fair and Extravaganza for kindergarten and primary school-aged students.
Last year the women assisted the less fortunate chi...

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March 30, 2016
FNM calls for air quality index on landfill

The Free National Movement (FNM) yesterday bemoaned the persistent fires at the New Providence landfill and demanded that the government implement an environmental air quality index.

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March 23, 2016
Steps taken to monitor industry

GRAND Bahama Minister Dr. Michael Darville has revealed that recommendations have been made for an independently run and year-round environmental monitoring system to be put in place to observe the industrial sector.

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March 18, 2016
Plans for environmental monitoring system for Grand Bahama industrial sector

MINISTER for Grand Bahama Dr. Michael Darville has revealed that recommendations have been made for an independently run and year-round environmental monitoring system to be put in place to observe the industrial sector.

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September 09, 2011
School to remain closed until gym is torn down

Health and safety concerns tied to the deconstruction of the old gymnasium on the campus of R.M. Bailey High School have marred the beginning of the new school year for students and teachers, according to the school's principal Theophilus Claridge.
Claridge revealed that students and teachers will get to enjoy an extra two days of summer vacation, after the Ministry of Education decided that it wa...

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April 01, 2015
A lesson in learning to forgive

More than 430 students from schools across the island recently got a lesson in learning to forgive, from a man who spent more than half his life learning it himself following the brutal terrorist attack that left most of his teammates dead and forever changed the face of the Olympics.

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Insuring the holidays
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December 30, 2014
Insuring the holidays

The holidays are always a fun time of the year but also seems to be full of mishaps as evident in all the Christmas comedy movies. I don't think any insurance professional can watch National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation without thinking about the different claims scenarios which could arise from each slapstick incident: Whilst humorous, if these events actually happened in our homes, hopefully a h...

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July 16, 2014
Minister: Renew Bahamas deal is 'still in force'

Minister of the Environment Kenred Dorsett has confirmed that the contract signed by the government with landfill management company Renew Bahamas "is still in force", as questions remain over the signing of a letter of intent (LOI) by a junior government official with a waste-to-energy plant developer and how it would conflict with Renew Bahamas' mandate.
"That joint venture with the government i...

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